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Bonn ‘talking shop’ at odds with urgency needed to save forests, climate
A lack of urgency to address the escalating climate crisis has marred the Bonn climate conference, leaving much work to be done to deliver real progress at COP30.
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A landmark test case to stop bullying lawsuits
Greenpeace International faces Energy Transfer in a test case under the EU’s new anti-SLAPP law, aiming to stop corporate bullying and defend free speech.
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Amazon Guardians: A living example of real solutions
25 years later, riverside and Indigenous People from the Médio Juruá river, in the Amazon, welcome Greenpeace again - today, the region is a global example of forest conservation.
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Threatened whale species found in areas targeted by The Metals Company for deep sea mining, scientists warn
A scientific survey of two areas targeted for deep sea mining in the Pacific Ocean by The Metals Company has confirmed the presence of whales and dolphins.
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‘Burn, baby, burn’: Trump and Meloni’s toxic alliance staged in offshore fossil gas protest
The action targets Italy’s recent pledge to increase imports of liquefied fossil gas from the US. An alliance that deepens Europe’s fossil fuel dependence and vulnerability to political blackmail from Trump.
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Greenpeace Pictures of the Week
From powerful images from a protest in Jakarta, to the Climate Conference in Bonn, Germany, to cetacean monitoring in Norway, here are a few of our favourite images from Greenpeace’s work around the world this week.
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8 in 10 people support taxing oil and gas corporations to pay for climate damages, global survey finds
The findings reveal broad public support for core demands of the Polluters Pay Pact, as climate impacts worsen worldwide and global inequality grows.